Google organized an event late on Tuesday night, named Made by Google 2024. The company started this event with a discussion on Gemini AI. During this time, the company gave information about the new features of Gemini, in which Gemini Nano was explained in details. This is the version of Gemini that works on your phones.
Jess Carpenter and Dave Citron came for this live demo. In this Google event, he tried to show a live demo with the help of Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra. After this he clicked a photo and asked Gemini when he was free this year when he could come to San Francisco.
Didn’t succeed even after trying twice
After this Gemini failed to answer it. After this Dave Citron tried again and failed in the second attempt also. After this he changed the handset and used a Samsung handset again. Clicked the photo and asked the same question again. Gemini responded in the third attempt.
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Demo of Gemini Live also shown
Google also showed a demo of Gemini Live during its event. During this, it has been shown how you can have a conversation with Gemini. During the live demo, Gemini was asked that her nephew was coming to her house, so she wanted to make some preparations for him, in which he could also be helped in his studies. After this, amazing answers were given by Gemini, which can educate children as well as entertain them.
Google AI has been in controversies before also. Earlier, when the company had introduced Google Bard last year, it had given a wrong answer to a question. After that there was a lot of discussion around the world on this product of Google. People were raising questions as to how much it could be trusted.
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Google launched Gemini last year and now it has arrived in India. It also supports many foreign languages including Indian Hindi language. The company is continuously working on improving it, so that users can get better accurate results from it.